Funeral Attendees from Out of Town for Henry J. Deehan Service
The Richmond funeral drew many visitors from Maine and New Hampshire including Mr. and Mrs. William Deehan and several relatives and friends from Lewiston Bath Portland Gardiner Augusta and Boston. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. J A Honaker and teachers from the high school also attended events and visits continued through Saturday with various townspeople listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Deehan
William R. Deehan
Mary
Arthur
East Brunswick
Francis
Augusta
George H. Deehan
Quincey
Mass
Joseph L. Perry
Suncook
N. H
Walter V. Nelligan
Ware
W. FE. Warington
Gardiner
Mary Roach
Lewiston
Mary Ki. Nugent
Bath
Margaret Dailey
Nellie Dailey
Boston
Margaret Scott
Portland
Howard Cusick
James Cusick
Winchester
Frank Thovell
Togus
M. C
Walter Barnes
Dorothy
J. A. Honaker
New York
John McCloud
Gertrude Riley
Riley
Ray Brown
Skowhegan
Town
Frank Yeaton
River Road
Methodist Chapel
Josh
Pumpkin Crick
George Kimball
Frank Coonor
Clyde Smith
Smith
KK. OR. Bowdoin
Lubec
Edith James
Ivan M. Richardson
Arabel
Allen
Anna H. Blossom
Waroline B. Colson
State House
Harold Harford
Lillian Johnson
Margaret Grover
Alice Oddy
Georgia Wakefield
Flora Shepard
Vanessa Beedle
Bath drive passes halfway mark for fundraiser
The Bath Baseball Association's $1,060 fundraiser edged past the halfway point on Tuesday with a total that now stands near Soo. Donors included Johnson Bros and Frank Wy, Carlton, William S. Shorey, Wilbur Oliver, and Cecil K. Paine as captains push for $450 more in the final days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Baseball Association
Soo
Wong
Johnson Bros
Frank Wy
Carlton
William S. Shorey
Wilbur
Oliver
Cecil KE. Paine
Drive
Bath High School Alumni Banquet Set for June
The Bath High School Alumni Association announces its annual banquet for June D4 at the YOM. President Mrs. Fred D. Hill urges early reservations not later than June Toso to size the menu. Tickets are available from Mrs. Hartleb at Crosby Insurance. The event is for graduates only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath High School Alumni Association
Yom. CI A
Fred DD. Hill
Hartleb
BE Os. Crosby Insurance Agency
Five Islands social notes from Five Islands Bath season opening
TheGeorge Popham made its first Bath trip of the season with passengers including Mrs C W Nocton and J T MacMahan. Local residents visit Bath. Rev Jett preaches. various families host and visit, with notes on cottages, library books, quilting, and town business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Popham
Bath
C. W. Nocton
M.S. Newdick
Marss
A. J. Holland
Richmond
Grange
Clyde Pinkham
Bay Point
Ellsworth Winkham
Norman Oliver
Vernon Gray
Fred Carr
Robinhood
Will Boucher
H Rowe
Helen
Co UL Minehen
Thosten
Edith Wilkins
Edward Lewis
Auburn
Five Islands
Elizabeth Cook
Cape Newagen
Arthur Berry
Morrill
Charles Amazeen
J. K. Blaisdell
HL Stevens
Crobridge
Mass
Westport Notes on Cottage Vacating and Road Work
The Collins cottage on the East Side used by Mrs. Ella Collins and the Collins sisters left on Monday. Florence Williams Alicia King and Ina Littlefield, teachers in Lynn, were present during its occupancy. Road improvements continue on the main island road and rural carrier Charles Cromwell plans a Monday auto route check. A town meeting Saturday at 2 p m will address round commissioner pay and any lawful business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Lyon
Mass
Ella Collins
Carrie Collins
Florence Williams
Alicia King
Ina Littlefield
Lynn
Golden FL Kehail
Cambridge
Fred C. Greenlent
Charles L. Cromwell
Powell Farm
Sandy Hill
Thomas C. Powell
Springfield
Topsham Grange Confers Degrees at Saturday Meeting
Topsham Grange held its regular meeting Saturday evening with 65 in attendance. The first and second degrees were conferred on a class of eighteen candidates. Visitors attended from West Bath Merrymeeting and Merrieoneng granges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsham Grange
West Bath
Merrymeeting
Merrieoneng
Personal notes from Washington street residents update
Mrs. Joseph Lilly returns from Lewiston after a short visit. Word reaches Mentewag Farm Woolwich of the critical illness of Mrs. Charles Henry Butler in Washington DC. Mr. and Mrs. S Burt Oldham of upper Washington street will return this week from four weeks in Latrobe Pa where Mr. Oldham has interests in the Latrobe Paper Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lilly
Upper Washington Street
Lewiston
Menteweag Farm
Woolwich
Charles Henry Butler
Washington, D.C
S. Burt Oldham
Latrobe
Pau
Oldham
Latrobe Paper Co
June D A R Meeting Promises Notable Attendees
The June five meeting of Colonel Dummer Sewall chapter in Bath will feature Maine pages who attended the Continental Congress. Hostess Mrs Kendall of Bowdoinham, with Mrs Gay of Walpole and Miss Humphreys, will welcome guests. State regent Mrs Shaw and state vice regent Mrs Foxcroft will attend, with toastmaster Mrs Smith. Special music includes Mrs Lily and Mrs Carey. A $1,000 sum was reported raised by Bowdoinham members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinner Sewall
Dal 18
Bath
Maine
Alus Sampson Kendall
Red Thanse
Bowdoinhiam
Towo
Maude Clark Gay
Waldebore
Dummer Sewall Chipter
Agnes Humphreys
Dillingham
Lewiston
Auburn
Mixes Maude M. Merrick
Howard Hayden
Waterville
Pavl
Mise
Mary Vella Hil Chatrian
Greten
Topstian Pruneweh
William Smith
Tiaster
Barrier
Kendall
Miss Fogg
Giddies
Anti Narcotic Day Meeting Under WACCTLUS At Salvation Army Hall
The WACCTLUS invites all to attend a Thursday anti narcotic day gathering at Salvation Army hall at three pm. The program includes expert discussion by the narcotic department of the Union and a pledge section addressing abstinence from intoxicating liquors. Randall Leonard will speak on legal drug sale and prescription use, highlighting narcotic risks and regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wacctlus
Thins Liv Ritermoon
Salvation Arnie Hall
Anotie Narcotic Department
Union
The
Union of the United States
Aes
Opinio
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Plate Glass Window Broken Second Time
A plate glass window on the south side of the boats block street was broken again on Monday afternoon. Dr. William James Ronse notes the wreckage six feet high and a rock found inside by Rouse. Miss Isabelle Lewis returns from Bath with her mother Mrs. Katherine Lewis to visit Portland after weekend in Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James Ronse
Conent Street
McClintie
Marshall Oe
Twee
Jone da
Rouse
Isabelle Lewis
Gorham Vernal School
Bath
Portland
Katherine Lewis
Georgetown Community Notes From First Baptist Church
Sunday service at First Baptist under Mrs. Martha Rich Bowen featured two hymns by a quartet and an engaging talk by Bowen. A Mothers Day program is planned for next Sunday. Local obituaries, visits, and community events fill the week with church, school, and town life notes across Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Martha Rich Bowen
Bowen
Marjorie Hagan
Mate Hagan
Alfred Rowe
Billings
Pimne
NTS
Abbie Resnolds
Henry
Marven
Merc
Disguns
Deleon Thompson
Taunton
Mires
Whompeen
Parker
Thea Doughter
Maney Jie
Washington Dier
Mary
Wee Freom
Boston
Tring Bint
Georgia Mo OR. Walker
Center School
Wooolwich
Min- Viessive Lowers
Leet Powers
Robinhood
Annie Jones
Tath Mondis
Fred Reid
Ralph Scert
Melrose Highhinds
Joan Carter
Wallcolwich
Walter Williams
Bath
ON. Williams
Georgetown
Werkone League
Ada Lewis
Wl ‘Wodd
Charles Smith
Lexington
Mass
Cearge EB. Smith
Sagadahoe
Absenie
Bareham
Richmond
W. Brown
Northwood Ridge
N. TL
Browne
Lester Powers
Elizabeth Tint
Mar
Hunt
Henry Bird
Rockhind
Ralph Reynolds
Mors
Mes
Tom
Thigan
Walter Vo Crimmings
Massachussetts General Hospital
Movement Started for Better Bulls in Coastal Communities
A Better Bulls committee was formed with a panel of breeders and community leaders to distribute three lists of superior bulls. Buyers can request copies. ownership transfers and registration are required to complete sales. Committee members include Bowdoin Center figures and Richmond Corner delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Center
Herbert Adams
WoSkhelten
Ey Purinten
Bowdoin
ORLOS
Dledgetts
Richmond Corner
Ibrace Millay
West Bath
Dy Kesers
J. C Lemont
Pred Rose
Woolwield
WWTT
Wright
Grinding Operations To Start At Maine Cement Plant
Grinding operations at the new Lawrence Cement Co plant in Maine will begin soon as engineers tested the pumping system to feed silos. The facility plans full production by mid month with coal supplies of about 12 000 tons stored on site and daily consumption around 225 tons. Large storage, three miles of plant rail, modern silos, conveyors and pumps enable rapid shipment of cement to buyers nationwide under the Maine Made Cement program touting 40 percent above standard strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dragoon
Lawrence Porthind Cement
Rockland
Herve
T Lawrence Cement Co
Maine Innde Cement
United States
Maine
Murray Club Dines and Elects Officers
Murray club of Universalist church held a banquet at Colonial cafe then adjourned to the home of Mrs Amos in Summer street for its annual officer election. New officers are Mrs Alfie Jacobs president Mrs Woodbury Merrill vice president Mrs Charles Hooper treasurer and Mrs Raymond Powers secretary. Retiring officers were Mrs George Rogers president Mrs George Merrill vice president Mrs Pred Shaw treasurer and Mrs Charles Trooper secretary. The meeting concluded with a social hour and presentation of a crystal sherbet set to retiring president Mrs Magers. Mrs Charlotte Corliss Longfellow and her daughter Shirley of Worcester Mass are visiting Mrs Longfellow's mother Mrs Cora Corliss and sister Mrs Woodbury Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Corliss Longfellow
Shirley
Worcester
Mass
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William Roundy
Alice
Barbara Deoughiss
Charles Alexander
Oscar Douglass
James Haynes
Blanchard Chapman
New Harbor
Leslie Roberts
Sherman
Hebron Academy
Gertrude Baker
Fall River
Harry Blake
Dexter
Lena Harlow
Blake
Mrs. Harlow
Westbrook Seminary
Schumacher
Bath Grain CO
Bath, Maine
Quaker
Willian
Bonney
Herbert Edgecomb
Waltham
Lucille Davis
Westbrook
Edith Edgecomb
High Street
Richmond Postalice
Randall Youn
Main Street
W. M. King
Charles J. Tlewett
North Front Street
Roy Varney
Detroit
Rufus J. Niles
Marston Road
Ann
Ble
Sept. US
Caleb
Charity (Stevens) Niles
Marston Read
Mel. Etta Mareo
Freeman Wood
Chester Yeaton
Oberlin
Evelyn Yeaton
Lorain
Frank M. Yeaton
Gertrude Robinson
Alton Poutle
Frank Preble
Harold Ballard
Mosman
Columbia Mills, Inc
Hr. J. Baker
Herbert Booker
T. J. Stilphen
Elizabeth Farrand Bowden
Charles Henry Sowden
Mayfair House
Germantown
Roger Wallace Shugs
Henry W. Shugs
Dune Td
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St. Peter's Church
Stewart P. Keeling
Marion Kuehnle
Merion
Miss Bowden
Ruth Bowden
Dorothy Shugg
Janice Shugg
Mr. Shugs
Steven S. Charris
S Benjamin Bowden
Joel Burrell
Richard Angell
Chester van
Elizabeth Bowden
Capital Ishind
Geraldine Stone
Harry Whitney
Baptist Church
Charles Leech Gluick
Ruth Conrad
Opera House
Dwight L. Moody
George Goodhugh
Evelyn and
Gertrude Moses
Emery Wilson
Florence Watson
Progressive Grange
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Gibbons
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Ralph W
Rage
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American House
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Ross Bailey
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Reed Co
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Smith BK
AL Stover
Harold Sill
Archie Miller Parker Lewis Sheriff
Albert Henderson
Charles Henderson
Harry Day Everett Lord
David Henderson
Hayden Conant
Nick Michalos Perkins Greenhouse Claisdell & Toeeman
John W. Davis
Abram
Oliver Mike Pe
High School Alumni Association
Cuthbert Wilson
Cuthbert Jr
Edith Small
Hawaiian Islands
Atwood's
L. F. Medicine CO
Westport
Topsham Granges
D.A.R
Alma Kendall
Bowdeinham
W.C.T.U
Salvation Army Hall
D. M. Humphreys & Co
Room
Sagadahock Block
Aly
Howard McKown
Southport
Murray Club
N. E. Hollis & CO
No. Market St
Merchants Row
Promet
Rexall
A. Fiallet & Co., Cor
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